Hans J.J. Prins wrote:
3. Is it the same copy of PHP? Same php.ini, same PHP SAPI?
I really don't know I would have to find out later.
PHP attached to different Apaches can't share sessions, AFAIK. You'll
need to make sure it's the same copy of Apache, listening on both ports,
and that
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 13:52:32 -0800, Jed Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PHP attached to different Apaches can't share sessions, AFAIK. You'll
need to make sure it's the same copy of Apache, listening on both ports
The simplest solution is to use database managed PHP sessions, passing
the session
Greg Donald wrote:
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 13:52:32 -0800, Jed Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PHP attached to different Apaches can't share sessions, AFAIK. You'll
need to make sure it's the same copy of Apache, listening on both ports
The simplest solution is to use database managed PHP
Thx jed,
Ik will try and find out more based on what you told me
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Hans J.J. Prins wrote:
3. Is it the same copy of PHP? Same php.ini, same PHP SAPI?
I really don't know I would have to find out later.
PHP attached
Thanks!
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Greg Donald wrote:
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 13:52:32 -0800, Jed Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PHP attached to different Apaches can't share sessions, AFAIK. You'll
need to make sure it's the same copy of
Hans J.J. Prins wrote:
Hello,
I started a session at www.mydomain.com:/myscript.php
I want to destroy the session at www.mydomain.com/myscript.php
I seem to not be able to destroy it though. Does the different port have
anything to do with it?
Thx,
H J.J. P
Although I've never encountered this
Hello Jed,
Thx for your response.
1. What are you running on ?
1) FreeBSD with Apache
2) Also Directadmin (hosting control panel)
2. What are you running on 80?
1) FreeBSD with Apache
2) A login form into directadmin. I do this because I wanted to skin the
login form but cant
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